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Serving the Greater Big Rapids Soccer Community Since 2002
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 Registration for the 2010 co-ed recreational leagues spring season will be held at the Big Rapids High School cafeteria from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on February 8, 2010. NUSC provides local, recreational play for boys and girls ages 5 to 13 (age on July 31, 2010). NUSC makes every effort to provide a fun experience with an emphasis on education of the game.
Additional coaches are needed for the Spring season. Coach training & materials will be provided. U14 recreational, in particular, is looking for more players for spring.
If you are unable to attend the registration
night, down-load and send a completed registration and medical release form,
with payment, to the address on the form by March 10th.
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Last Updated ( Jan 23, 2010 at 12:56 PM )
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Coach Meeting, Wednesday March 24th at 6:00 PM on
the FSU basketball court at the Eweglebin Sports Complex (Wink arena). This meeting is mandatory for all
recreational coaches, and highly recommended for travel coaches below U16. Coaches will receive schedules, updated
rosters, etc. and will be provided instruction by FSU women's coach, Neathan
Gibson.
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Last Updated ( Mar 05, 2010 at 12:56 PM )
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The River
Street Project is coming along, slowly.
Most of the work is done. We
still have to fill in along the back of the field, and are looking for another
1000 yards (or so) of fill. We have to
get that leveled off for a River Walk sidewalk that will follow the tree-line. We'll be picking rocks again in the spring, before the first cut.
Now, we have
to pay for the project. Cost of the work
done so far has exceeded $40,000. We've
had some fantastic contributions, and are excited and thank full to have so
many fine businesses and citizens participating in this project. If you would like to make a donation, please
feel free to call the club, e-mail, or simply send in a check (P.O. Box 114).
River Street Donation Levels
River Street Contributions
River Street Thanks to Workers
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Last Updated ( Oct 08, 2009 at 01:37 PM )
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Ferris Coach Works With U11 Girls |
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 On Thursday, September 24th, Ferris State
University Women's Head Soccer coach Neathan Gibson ran practice for the
Northland United Soccer Clubs U-11 girls travel team. Gibson a former
professional soccer player, took time from his busy schedule to help the 2-0
U-11 girls. U-11 head coach Curt Ray along with assistant coach Don
Zimmer have been very pleased with the performance of their girls, but think
they need the finish touch of a professional. This is a great opportunity
for the girls and the club. To be 9 or 10 years old and have your
practice ran by a pro is a dream come true. The girls have two more game
in Grand Rapids, and finish the last four game at home.
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Last Updated ( Sep 25, 2009 at 11:54 PM )
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Bulldog Training Camp, August 2nd-4th and FSU Academy, August 1st-4th |
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Ferris State University Soccer is excited to announce the
2010 Academy schedule will include the ever-popular BULLDOG TRAINING for ages
8-12 and an FSU ACADEMY for ages 13-18. Both camps are open to both girls and
boys.
Click Here for
more information, or to register on-line.
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Last Updated ( Mar 01, 2010 at 01:52 PM )
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Challenger British Soccer Camp June 21st-25th |
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Once again, NUSC is hosting a British Soccer
Camp, 6/21/2010 - 6/25/2010, at the Big Rapids Industrial Ballfields. Join
your friends on the field with a small group of well trained coaches
from the British Isles. All ages welcome.
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Last Updated ( Mar 05, 2010 at 12:57 PM )
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NUSC offers no experience necessary recreational soccer leagues for children ages 5 to 13.
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Last Updated ( May 12, 2009 at 11:41 AM )
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NUSC offers those players who want to make a stronger commitment to their
development within the game that opportunity for a more intense soccer experience. |
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Last Updated ( Jun 02, 2009 at 08:20 AM )
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Assume that games will played as
scheduled, unless the weather conditions are really bad (downpour, lightning,
or thunder). Look to the web for cancellation notices. If you don't
see one, go to the field. You can call your coach, but he probably won't
know any more than you do, and, hearing you're reluctance to get wet, he may be
tempted to cancel the game from home. Soccer games are played in the rain.
The kids usually enjoy it; the parents don't.
On occasion, games may be cancelled by the club and rescheduled for a
later date. Cancelled games will be played at the same scheduled time,
one week after the normal end of the season. If games are cancelled by
the NUSC, the cancellation will be posted on the web. Keep an eye on the
weather with NOAA Radar. Please read
more...
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Last Updated ( May 12, 2009 at 11:41 AM )
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